Photographers to note 6: Alberto Seveso’s A Due Colori
The Italian photographer Alberto Seveso creates in his series A Due Colori fantastic and hypnotic landscapes and figures by photographing underwater color paint.
See the whole series here.
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Photographers to note 5: Philip Karlberg’s deserts at 33 RPM
Philip Karlberg presents in his project “33 RPM” deserts in a new and creative way: spinning on vinyl records.
Besides having an interesting idea on how to shoot the still-life images, he also named each one of them after a famous song.
Why not listen to “‘Don’t look back into the sun’ by The Libertines” with a [...] -
Photographers to note 4: Christian Tagliavini’s Dame di Cartone
Winner of the Fine Art section of the annual Hasselblad photography contest, Christian Tagliavini is a Switzerland based photographer. As it is stated on his website,
Christian Tagliavini loves designing stories with open endings (requiring observer’s complicity) on unexplored themes or unusual concepts, featuring uncommon people with their lives and their thoughts made visible. This rich [...] -
Photographers to note 3: Dan Mountford’s double exposure portraits
As promised, we’re gonna continue with our series on noteworthy photographers and their work. This week’s pick are Dan Mountford’s double exposure portraits.
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Photographers to note 1: Pep Ventosa’s collective snapshots
This articles marks the beginning of a weekly series which will present noteworthy photographers and their work. For the first article, I have decided to showcase the work of Pep Ventosa, a Spanish photographer currently living in California, USA.
As the artist himself states it, “ The Collective Snapshot is a homage to the most enduring form [...]
